1. 慢性地：chronic 慢性的 | chronically 慢性地 | chronicle play 历史剧
2. 习惯性地：chronically 慢性地 | chronically 习惯性地 | chronically 长期地
3. 慢性地, 习惯性地, 长期地：chronical || 慢性的, 延续很长的 | chronically || 慢性地, 习惯性地, 长期地 | chronicity || 慢性长期性
4. 长期地：chronically 习惯性地 | chronically 长期地 | chronicdisease 疚
1. Haiti is chronically vulnerable to flooding because of widespread deforestation caused by Haitians digging up roots to make charcoal for cooking.
2. Robert Pattinson took a fan out to dinner - because he was " chronically bored ".
3. Monti's government will try to push through reforms agreed by Berlusconi with eurozone leaders to cut Italy's massive debt and revive a chronically stagnant economy.
4. It had banned silicone implants for most US women in 1992 after some complained that the devices leaked and made them chronically ill.
5. For the past 50 years we have amassed unprecedented financial wealth, but we have also chronically underpriced risk in terms of our natural resource base.
6. There was one day when I was just so chronically bored I said to her, 'Do you want to just go to dinner or something?
7. He is the only top politician to criticize the country's generous social welfare system as a recipe for chronically high unemployment.
8. The Regeneration Society encourages chronically ill or disabled to foster people perseverance and a positive attitude in difficult times.
9. She learned to cook at age nine and has to care for two chronically ill family members.
10. In addition, the regulator is expected to launch policies that will force chronically unprofitable companies to delist.
adv
1. in a slowly developing and long lasting manner
e.g. chronically ill persons
2. in a habitual and longstanding manner
e.g. smoking chronically
Synonym: inveterate